China is Iran’s most important economic partner, buying some 90% of its oil exports and providing a financial lifeline to the heavily sanctioned regime. But since the US and Israel began their war with Iran six months ago, Beijing has offered little visible support to Tehran beyond criticizing the attacks.
China is Iran’s most important economic partner, buying some 90% of its oil exports and providing a financial lifeline to the heavily sanctioned regime. But since the US and Israel began their war with Iran six months ago, Beijing has offered little visible support to Tehran beyond criticizing the attacks.
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